Chicago Wolves

It’s always a pleasure to cover the St. Louis Blues. Their players are usually thoughtful and forthright during interviews and their coach, Ken Hitchcock, delivers a coaching seminar every time he speaks. There were two additional reasons to welcome their visit to Anaheim on Friday: the presence of all-time NHL wins and shutouts leader Martin Brodeur, who is scheduled to start against the Ducks on Friday night, and the return to the NHL of former Kings forward Colin Fraser, who was just called up from the minor leagues. Fraser, popular with his Kings teammates and fans alike for his strong work ethic, will center the Blues’ fourth line against the Ducks at Honda Center. ...

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